Care fund for the 3 abandoned dogs
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My name is Steve from The Pet Joint. On the 14th of October there was a road traffic accident involving a vehicle and three dogs loose on the A543 near to Bylchau, North Wales not far from our Pet Hotel. Two dogs were caught and the scence and the third one which was hit by the vechile remained at large before being caught on the 17th of October.
All of the dogs are now safe with us at our Pet Hotel, The Pet Joint. They will stay with us for 7 days in case an owner comes forward and they will then be rehomed if we cannot reunite them with their owner.
They were in an awful state, their fur was badly matted, they smelt of urine, they were very skinny, scared and covered in parasites. Apart from a few bumps and scrapes from the accident they've been very lucky to not have broken anything do have been killed. We believe these dogs have either been abandoned, lost, stolen or possibly part of an illegal puppy farmining organisation and are still appealing for any information which can be reported to North Wales Police.
We are now trying to raise funds for their medical care, such as castration, vaccinations, microchipping and food so we can make sure they are set up to go to their new life wherever that may be.
We have obviously covered their care up until now but can't continue to do this on our own as we are a small family run business trying to do our best in an awful situation.
In the event someone does come forward to claim them or if we didn't need to use the full amount raised we plan to donate any excess to the Abandoned Animals Association based in North Wales who do amazing work. Their registered charity number is 518901.
You can keep up with the story of these dogs by following this link to our Facebook page.
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1488256287985275&id=716754158468829
Thank you so much.
Steve
The Pet Joint
All of the dogs are now safe with us at our Pet Hotel, The Pet Joint. They will stay with us for 7 days in case an owner comes forward and they will then be rehomed if we cannot reunite them with their owner.
They were in an awful state, their fur was badly matted, they smelt of urine, they were very skinny, scared and covered in parasites. Apart from a few bumps and scrapes from the accident they've been very lucky to not have broken anything do have been killed. We believe these dogs have either been abandoned, lost, stolen or possibly part of an illegal puppy farmining organisation and are still appealing for any information which can be reported to North Wales Police.
We are now trying to raise funds for their medical care, such as castration, vaccinations, microchipping and food so we can make sure they are set up to go to their new life wherever that may be.
We have obviously covered their care up until now but can't continue to do this on our own as we are a small family run business trying to do our best in an awful situation.
In the event someone does come forward to claim them or if we didn't need to use the full amount raised we plan to donate any excess to the Abandoned Animals Association based in North Wales who do amazing work. Their registered charity number is 518901.
You can keep up with the story of these dogs by following this link to our Facebook page.
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1488256287985275&id=716754158468829
Thank you so much.
Steve
The Pet Joint
Organiser
Steve Belgrau
Organiser
